• Home
  • FIBA
  • EuroLeague
  • NBA/NCAA
  • National Leagues
  • Podcast
  • Features
  • More
  • Contact

Grimag

  • FIBA
  • EuroLeague
  • NBA/NCAA
  • National Leagues
  • Podcast
  • Features
  • More

Euroleague Qualifying Round brackets determined

July 8, 2010

Following up the group draw for the first 22 teams confirmed for 2010-11 Euroleague play was … another draw! These time, the pingpong balls (actually they look more like something out of Dragonball Z; poor Diego, the dude who has to manipulate these things at high speed during the draw) determined the entire bracket draw for the Qualifying Round competition.

The teams were drawn according to a seeding system. Each opening-series matchup will be two games, followed by subsequent two-game knockout rounds. Finalists advance to the big league.

The 2010-11 Euroleague Qualifying Round bracket matchups are as follows:

Chorale Roanne vs. Alba Berlin
Hapoel Gilboa Galil vs. KK Hemofarm Stada

GasTerra Flames Gröningen vs. Unics Kazan
Spirou Charleroi vs. CEZ Nymburk

KK Buducnost vs. Asvel Basket
Banvit BC vs. Le Mans Sarthe

Pepsi Caserta vs. BC Khimki Moscow region
Maroussi BC vs. Budivelnik

Jul 8, 2010ballineurope
Powered by Sidelines
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
This post was published on July 8, 2010
Euroleague 2010-11 groups setOfficial first proclamation of Euroleague "Group of Death" status goes to...
Comments: 1
  1. radallo
    15 years ago

    Fearless prediction..

    Both TBD teams will be Russian!

    ReplyCancel
Pingbacks: 1
  1. BallinEurope, the European Basketball news site » Blog Archive » EuroCup 2010-11 qualifying tournament matchups
    15 years ago

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

ballineurope
15 years ago 2 Comments EuroLeagueALBA Berlin, Asvel Basket, Banvit BC, BC Khimki Moscow region, Budivelnik, CEZ Nymburk, Chorale Roanne, EuroLeague, GasTerra Flames Gröningen, Hapoel Gilboa Galil, KK Buducnost, KK Hemofarm Stada, Le Mans-Sarthe, Maroussi BC, Pepsi Caserta, Spirou Charleroi, UNICS Kazan
Recent Posts
Panathinaikos are back among the EuroLeague elite. Ergin Ataman, Kostas Sloukas, and a bold rebuild made them contenders again.
How Panathinaikos Got Back to the Top
2 days ago
Unicaja Malaga’s Basketball Champions League triumph over Galatasaray revives their grand slam hopes in a season that’s gone from historic to potentially immortal.
BCL Glory Revives Unicaja Malaga’s Slam Hopes
2 days ago
Rivalries, legends, and firsts collide as the EuroLeague Final Four heads to Abu Dhabi for the first time.
EuroLeague Final Four: Biggest Storylines in Abu Dhabi
3 days ago
Categories
Recent Posts
Can Olympiacos Finally Win It All Again?
How Panathinaikos Got Back to the Top
BCL Glory Revives Unicaja Malaga’s Slam Hopes
Tags
EuroLeagueNBAYouTubeReal MadridCSKA MoscowFC BarcelonaFIBAOlympiacosPanathinaikosZalgiris KaunasACBSpainMaccabi Tel AvivRicky RubioTeam SpainLos Angeles LakersMontepaschi SienaPartizan BelgradeLithuaniaIrelandGermanyPau GasolItalyTeam LithuaniaTurkeyTeam FranceCaja Laboral BaskoniaLietuvos RytasFenerbahce ÜlkerGreeceJuan Carlos NavarroSerbiaSan Antonio SpursTony ParkerMinnesota TimberwolvesFranceDirk Nowitzkibasketball highlightsTeam RussiaALBA BerlinEuroleagueEuroCupDallas MavericksTeam USAEuroBasket 2011
Share
0
Facebook
ABOUT
BallinEurope.com was founded in September 2007 by Christophe Ney (who now runs the excellent scouting-themed website European Prospects) and Tobias Seitz, both then bloggers for FIBA.com with over 10 years’ worth of experience in the professional basketball world each. The mission then was to “provide a very unique perspective of Basketball in and about Europe.”
Most Commented
Why Andrei Kirilenko and CSKA Moscow must win the Euroleague
13 years ago
180 Comments
Euroleague Transfers Table 2008/2009
17 years ago
168 Comments
A week in highlights: Spanish block party, mighty Milos, Utah rap and some dude dunking in L.A.
14 years ago
139 Comments
Archives
Get In Touch

Email: emmetryan@gmail.com

Name: Emmet Ryan

2014 © BallinEurope. Join JCI Dublin